Thursday, 24th
May 2018
info@eastcorkjournal.ie
Day Trip Criminals Responsible for Increase in Crime Throughout Cork County
by SEAMUS WHELEHAN
Garda Management in Cork County say crime rates here are on the increase. In a report made to the Cork Coun- ty Council Joint Policing Committee last week, Garda Commissioners from all 3 policing divi- sions said they have re- corded “2,106 incidents of property crime in the first 4 months of the year, compared to 1,797 the same time last year”. Theft from shops saw
a significant increase for the same period from 642 to 757. Superintendent
Con
Cadogan said the Force is working with stores to help reduce the inci-
dents. He
said biometric
surveillance systems in- stalled by some shop owners is helping to in- crease detection rates. Theft of vehicles has
increased from 89 to 122, with the incidents of burglaries increasing from 270 to 310 when compared to 2017 fig- ures. Superintendent
the incidents burglary have seen a
significant increase since 2017. He advised repre- sentatives that the Force is currently working on a number of operations aimed at criminal gangs operating along the M8 (Dublin - Cork) and N20 (Limerick -Cork)
roads. The senior Garda said
he expected incidents of burglary to reduce as a result of continued tar- geting of known crimi- nal gangs. He said on 11 May
dogan told Councillors that
Ca- of
the regional support unit detained a crim- inal gang in Midleton who are known to have carried out burglaries across the country, and are now due before the courts. Public Order offenc-
es and minor assaults causing harm saw a sig- nificant decrease in the first four months of the year, with drunkenness offences increasing. Minor assaults caus- ing harm dropped from 431 to 389, Public Or-
der offences are down from 670 to 568, while drunkenness offences are up from 403 to 421. So far this year there
have been 22 incidents of Drug Driving record- ed across the
county,
with 98 offences for pos- session of drugs for sale and 445 detections for drugs for personal use. Theft
increased from 194 to 286
when
from vehicles compared
with 2017 figures. With the first days of summer just around the corner, senior Gardaí are urging the public to be more cautious. The clear message is, do not leave items in clear view in your car, and make sure your house is secure before leaving home.
Fans of Classic & Vintage Cars will be in for a Real Treat
Mallow Home & Garden Festival in association with Duhallow Vintage Club, will celebrate all that is vintage with a spectacular display of Vintage Cars,Tractors, Motorcycles, Trucks, Agricultural Machinery and Stationery Engines ...
A great event for all motor and machinery enthusiasts!
Don’t miss our Drone Display at the festival!
GREAT FUN FOR ALL
THE FAMILY! FREE PARKING
SENIOR CITIZENS/OVER 65’s €10 CHILDREN FREE
ADMISSION ADULTS €15
www.exhibitionsireland.ie
5,000,000 PLANTS
OVER Stroll through our 25 fabulous Landscaped Gardens
ON SALE AT THE SHOW
The only festival of its type in the country which can boast permanent gardens (maintained throughout the year by a team of dedicated workers) and the hardcore of specialist nurseries selling everything from alpines to the rarest trees and shrubs.
VINTAGE CAR SHOW MEET OUR
WHO WILL BE AT THE MALLOW FESTIVAL ...
GARDENING EXPERTS
Charlie Wilkins See our full range of garden furniture at the show Peter Dowdall Darren Drummond See the Swim Spa as featured on ‘Room to Improve’
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Public Information Event
Lyrenacarriga Wind Farm Innogy Renewables Ireland Ltd is
holding a Public Information Event about a potential wind farm in the vicinity of
Lyrenacarriga townland and surrounding areas in Co. Waterford and Co. Cork.
Public Information Event Lyrenacarriga Wind Farm
Date: Thursday 31st May 2018 Time: 4pm – 9pm
Date: Thursday 31st May 2018 Time: 4pm – 9pm
Venue: K.G.K. Community Hall, Knockanore, Co. Waterford
Innogy Renewables Ireland Ltd is holding a Public Information Event about a potential wind farm in the vicinity of Lyrenacarriga townland and surrounding areas in Co. Waterford and Co. Cork.
This event is open to all members of the public. Representatives of Innogy
Renewables Ireland Ltd. and McCarthy Keville O’Sullivan Planning &
Venue: K.G.K. Community Hall, Knockanore, Co. Waterford
This event is open to all members of the public. Representatives of Innogy Renewables Ireland Ltd. and McCarthy Keville O’Sullivan Planning & Environmental Consultants will be in attendance to answer any queries in relation to the potential wind farm.
a representative from Coillte will also be
The proposed development is partially located on Coillte property, therefore a representative from Coillte will also be present at the event to discuss any Coillte-specifi c queries.
present at the event to discuss any
Coillte-specific queries. @eastcorkjournal / #eastcorkjournal eastcorkjournal Tel: 021 463 8000 • Email:
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Environmental Consultants will be in attendance to answer any queries in relation to the potential wind farm.
The proposed development is partially located on Coillte property, therefore
QQI LEVEL 6 ECCE (EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE & EDUCATION)
THOSE WISHING TO ENROL IN THIS COURSE ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND OUR INFORMA- TION & REGISTRATION MORNING & MEET OUR TUTORS ON
WEDNESDAY, 30TH MAY FROM 11:30–1:00
IN CARRIGNAFOY COMMUNITY COLLEGE.
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